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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-30

SPRING FRESIiET.
The Rivers Rapidly Rising and Much
damage Feared-A Jam of Logs at
Carratunk Falls Carried AWAY.

The heavy rains of last night and TODAY
raised the water in the Kennebec to an nm
usual height and it is feared that much dam
age may result. The traders along the north
side OF Water street were engaged today in
removing goods from the cellers, several of
which are already flooded. Reports from
Fairfield state thar the water is rising there
five inches an hour
FARMINGToN, April 80.
1t rained hard here all last night and to.
day. The river is now higher than it has
been for eight years and is still rising Sew
eral bad washouts on the highways are re-
ported, but none on railroads important
enough to prevent trains from running reg
ulary and on time. Halt million logs at
Waltons Mills owned by c. A. Gould went
over his dam and down the atream this after
noon and will be nearlv total loss.
BIDDEFoRD, April 20.
1t has been raining hard in Biddeford since
Thursday noon and the Saco river is rapidly
rising. The water is higher than it has been
but once since 1870, and if the storm con-
tinues, a destructive freshet will be inevitable
country. The river has risen ten inches
since Thursday.
SKOwHEGAN, April 80
The Kennebec is very high here and rap
idly rising. The jam of logs on Carratunk
Falls, Solon, went out at five o'clock this
afternoon.
LIvERMoRE FALLS, April 20.
At ten O'Clock last night the Androscoggin
at this place had risen over five feet and was
still rising at rapid rate. 1t is feared that
the dam at Otis Falls is being undermined.
The mills on both sides of the river are well
protected and thought to be safe.
Lewiston Roads impossible.
LEWISTON, April 29.
The storm has had a disastrous effect on the
roads and culverts in the vicinity of Lewis
ton. In Auburn several of the roads leading
into the city are impossible from culvert'
washed out, and in one place two hundred
feet of road is washed out, damaged at least
$1,000. The road from Lewiston to Sabattis
ia impassable. The Buckfeld railroad Off
cials have found several culverts weakened,
and they fear that they will not be able to
get to Canton tonight.
BANGOR, April 20.
The rain which began at midnight Thurs
day has been nearly continuous up to mid
night tonight and one of the heaviest falis OF
water ever known here, causing a great rls-
ing of water in the river and 1t Is predlc'eu
to he the heaviest freshet since 1871. wash
outs have occurred or the Maine Central at
Etna and the track IS submerged at Hermon
and Orono. The Bar Harbor track Is re-
norted to be under three feet of water below
Reeds Pond and the culverts washed away.
A wrecking train was sent out this afternoon
and has not returned and there were no trains
in or out tonight. No serious damage Is re-
ported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-30
~, Postmaster at Fairfield Centre.
WASHINGTON, April 20.

WARRINGTON, hPf1f -"'
lanes H. Holt was appointed postmaster az
Fairfield Centre. Somerset county FrioaY'
v;ce Melville N. Blackwell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-30
TO THE PAINTERS.
WA CARD.-M

inform sne ,Sn through the columns of your paper to
that q ncitizens of Augusta and of Kennebec Co..
psi5ss ptiparei Mixed Paints We Claim that our mixed
dcolor covering capacity, durability and brilliancy
Or chsk oT sanof be surpassed. They will not crack
Mwinta% IN ana Will stand the test OF the severe cold
hake ~ 1Tr T trying heat of summer. Our aim is to
pure in,,asst paint in the market, compounded from
'ponifsd liquids.
spse.oa, ADSWORTH, ROWLAND CO..
u Washington St., Boston. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-30

You chew becau-e YOU like the flavor; you don't
want tobacco that has been cut, and the edges ex.
posed and so become hard, crumbling and favoress.
You won't get any of these unpleasant pre- pertes in
"Happy Thought" the wave line Plug.
The dealers recommend 1t, for they know it is an
economical, superior and lasting chew. Chewers
choose it for the quality OF the plug, and the superi
ohy Of Its flavor. You try it and you will use no
other.
aentI tlnnW2nnnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-30
SKowHEGAN, April 20.

The Kennebec is very high here and rap
idly rising. The jam of logs on Carratunk
Falls, Solon, went ost at five o'clock this
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-30

In Fogg of Hsmpden, has begun the
experiment Of oyster farming in the Penob-
scot river and by planting at Sandy Point
and Castine, fifty barrels of those luscious
bivalves. at a cost of $500. The beds are
properly marked with buoys and under the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-30

At ten O'Clock last night the Androscoggin
at this place had risen over five feet and was
still rising at rapid rate. 1t is feared that
the dam at Otis Falls is being undermined.
The mills on both sides of the river are well
protected and thought to be safe.
Lewiston Roads impossible.
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Matrimonial Cbp,plic,r;ou.

a MASSACHUSETTS MANS XxPLorTs IN TIE wpcr
Helena, Mon, and ST. Paul, Wis. are sharing a
scandal just row. W. P. shepard went to Helena
about year ago and became chief clerk I'm the
construction department OF the company building
a number OF branches OF the Northern Pacific
railway. Almost Immediately he applied for A
divorce from his wife In Massachusetts, who was
he said, Beard, and closely connected with the
StaunJons, a family OF high degree. She was in
al yiun, he said. A decree was granted recently
by the District Court IN Helena, and shepard went
10 ST. Paul Scarcely had Shepard gone when II
was said that John Merriam. a millionaire or SE
Paul, had met shepard at NORTHAMPTON, Nassa
and taken fancy 70 him. the pafr went Tn ST
Paul together, and Merriam introduced Shelsara
10 his soD-in-law, Frank Howell, who Invited The
stranger 70 accept his hospitality. shepard gladly
aya1ec himself Of the opportunity with the result
that MI shepard soon superseded Mr. Howell In
MIS- Howeifs good graces- MIR. Howell thereupon
LETT the city and allowed hts wife To get divorce
On the ground Of abandonment While she was
getti ng the divorce shepard was In Helena secur-
Ing his freedom from his rife.
Ms Shepards friends learned OF these facts by
10 represent ner In Heiena, with the result that
the decree was set aside for thirty days Shers,ri
had scarcely registered at the Ryan HOtei, in ST.
Paul, when the Injunction Wit OF the Helena
court was served upon him. he returned TO
Helena this week, and VIII contest the case at the
June term OF the district court. Shepard declares
that he Will yet be Tree and marry Me-. aoweal
Who II present Is Frustrated BY the shock :
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ssTOO Warm for Her,,

TIT WEI NUT sISo N bAIIIHUKE-
Baltimore dispatch says: Patti, In a card IN
the Baltimore newspapers to-day says that il is
Too warm for her to sing at the Academy OF Music.
out the real reason why the diva viii not appear
TINS time In baltimore is because not enough seat
have been sold. The sale amounts to abmY 90 600
Patti was TO receive 5000 or not sing Mr. abbev
IN ms card 10 the public, refers feeF ngiy. 10 the
Iatlgue consequent upon Madame PATHS Derform
Ance IN washington on Tuesday night He bIames
the neat Tor this fatigue. Several ticket specnla
lots who paid messenger boys to wait for TWO
gays and nights, at good price per hour for the
nox once 70 open, are considerably out OF pocket
Inc money paid Tor tickets viii, OF course, be re-
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Studying the Interstate Law.
AETERS WHO THINK 1T Is NOT As MICH OF Az 100
CLAD AFFAIK kEPRESENrEI, =

A special nom Detroit, Mich, SAYS that
Tue legai counsel Tor The Merchants and Manu-
on the Interstate law. The opinion viii
govern the exchange in its attitude toward
The Michigan Central Railroad, which Is charrJ
with unreasonable discrimination against comm err.
Ga travellers. Inc attorney reported that he saw
hoIhlng extraordinary about the measure. mai
tne nam parts are quite clear and the frst three
sscliols contain nothing new all being found in
the Established cOInfnOn-aW -0ecllODs He toror,a
s lies ueslSohs nave been scattered and uDwieldy
l, ne oni DOLLS them down, puts then In concise
sndPe, anu aitaG neS penalttSS which Will fns,r,s
0Denee. lie holds that The law merely pro-
Molts unjust and unreas enable dIscrtrnina,ffon
and called attention TO the simfIarftv 90 1890
slons In the Decisions OF courts and the act The
words like circumstances" ssun,Iue ..unrea son.
able, said the COUNSEL leave certain ,narssfn 70
prevent the TIL from being the tronclad affair n
Is sometimes said 10 be. OF course if ia a nice
question what Is 'sunreasonahlen s.nndue y &c
ana what Is not How FAR section two Ieyalizess
the discrimination IN favor OF cop,merrtaI 9ravsi
erS depends on whether q regular eoromerc,aI
Traveller, buying 100O-mile ticf,et and any Other
stantlally similar circumstances
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Another Strange Southern Romance.


NORTH CAROLINA ESCAPED CONVICT BECOMES LEG
IsLATOR IN ALABAMA.
A special to the Philadelphia Press from Annis-
ton. Ala, says: News reached here to-day OF the
Night from his home In ST. Clair County OF Joseph
Compton. present memberof the state legislature,
under circumstances which read like a chapt er
from the life OF kissane. Coming from his home
In Kentucky so be stated he took I'D his abof.e in
the little town OF Eden, where he follower the
trade OF carpenter. His life was exemplary, and
In year or so he was elected town marshal. LAST
year, after a reasonable probation. Compton was
licensed as Methodist preacher, and his sermons
and exhortatiOns were OF the most fervid and or
thodox character. He joined the independent
party In the last State campaign and was selected
as their standard bearer for legislative honors.
After hot fight he was elected over the reguIa
democratic nominee by 500 majority and last NO
VEN Der took his seat. He did not cut much o. n
inquire as lawmaker, but he attracted cOnsidera-
Ole notice and caused much talk by his love for
liquor, and under the influence OF which he was
nearly the whole session.
Now comes the strange story OF this mans life.
Thirteen years ago he was engaged In making
mOOnShine whisky in one OF the mountain cOun.
ties OF North Carolina While thus engaged he
became involved In difference OF opinion with
a party or revenue officers and in the struggle
that followed Compton shot and killed one of
them. HewaS arrested, tried, convicted and SEN
fenced TO twenty-four Years 10 the penitenIiarT
He remained In that institution four years then
escaped For years he succeeded in covering his
day not long since a man who Is now foreman OF a
bridge gang on the Georgia Pacific road saw Comp
eon, at once Iecos hHeu MN anu communicated his
discovery TO the North Carolina officers
The governor issued the proper papers for Comm
ton, who was confined under the alias OF CASTOR
and sent them TO the sheriff OF jefferson County
this State, 10 be served. A gentleman In Eden re-
ceiTed letter from friend at Birmingham te IL
Ing him OF the receipt OF the reQuisition aud ths
fact was told TO Compton mas
Compton was experimenting gang OF laborers
on contract which he had taken on the TalIadeva
and CooSaw Valley Railroad, about a mi,e frofn
Eden, and had walked up to the yiIIat,e Ioat
Wednesday afternoon a week ago. when the W.
ceiver OF the letter told him of its contents Comm
Ton turned pale, Stammered out few broken ex
plantations and then walked hurr1edly away That
was the last seen OF him and his Whereabouts are
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DiKoMoNT AIR LINE.
l. Schedule in effect March 9Th, 1857.
$50 A. M--East Tenn. Mail Daily Tor Warrenton
GordonsSiie. Charlottesville, Lyncburg and stations
between Alexandria and Iypciburs. Bristol. KNOX,
vile, lone. Caiera Montgomery and New Orleans
Pullman Sleeper Washington II New Orleans.
ll:.9 A. Mast Mail Daily for warrenton, Char
LyDciiburg Rocky Mount, Danville and Stations be-
tween Lynclif;rg aud Danville Greensboro, Raleigh
Charlotte, Atlanta. birmingham. Montgomery, New
Orleans, Texas and California rullnian SLEEPER New
York to Atsnta. in connection with Pullman s!eeiers
Atlanta to New Orleans and Mann Bollduir Sleepers
for BirfpingIam Ficksburg and Shreveport Sold
trains Washington to Atlanta.
strasburg and Intermediate stations.
$50 Z. M--Westefi Express Daily fer warrsnton.
OorGonsyie: Charlottesville Louisville, Cincinnati
and Line Of Ctes and OHIO Route. Pullman Sleeper3
Rock and all Southwestern Points. Through Pullman
Sieepsrs Washington TO Little Rock without change.
IL 100 F. M-Sotlthelr Express Daily for rs nchbur1
Aiken, Ang1sts, Atlantic. Montgomery, New Orleans
Texas and California Pullman Sleelers Washington
TO montgomery connecting with Pullman Parlor Cars
Montgomery to Now Orleans. Pullman Sleepers wasl.
Trains Washington aud OHIO division leave Wash
ington 9:12 A. Al, Daily except sunday, and 4:45
n. Daily; arrive Round Hill, II 81 A. H. aud 7:lO r.
n. Returning leave Round tin 60, 4. u. Daily nnd
sS & n and s5si' sunday arriving Warrington
Through trains from the South via. Cfariotta Dan.
vile and Lynchaurs alrve in Washington $40 A N
and S:23 2 n; via: last Tenn bristol aud Lynch.
Ohio Route and Charlottesville at 9:iO r N; Stras.
burg Local 6. J:47 A. NJ
Tickets; Sleeping Car reservation and information
furnished. and baggage checked at oco Col Pennsyi
Railroad 9th aud streets. JAS. ]. TAYLOR,
mh12 General PASSENGER Agent
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BUSINESS Surrs BUSINESS Sunrs.

Should you think Of purchasing BUSINESS
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RAILROADS.

bc SHf SSSSss1&SaAss.. asBa;s
lew. T.. sEsssf M s.:ss s,s
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lses s,sie IN IA sr 81 sa:s
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Cars Washington 70 CHICAGO and 50 1oais and Aaf-
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For Richmond and the South. 100. IL AN daily and
Trains leave Xiei:ndri. for WasSineton, COS 90
sbe s :n n2fs I'd IS alasis lS
0s sups.y !. 20 snS ~
ner of 1sth street aud sSspns md Z tSs
baggage to destination from hotels and rssidsncss
J.R WOOD. Genera, Passenger S Ssa AAn N.Y.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
until further notice.
For Chic.sg. ii 4, am and 1910 pn daily, with
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~ Is Seis q S as1 %
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a eSo1
a45 st. Louis 20 pm Noe1tra fare is chsEssd on
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Sleeping Cars to Fttsbure ~
For Lexington and Local Stations, $40 an daily.
For POINTS on Shenandoah Valley R.R.. $50 pm.
For Hayre de Grace. Newark. Wilmington and Phiia-
delPn n 40 ALL Z 10 P m and 80 m daily
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EXCEPT Sunday o s.-,
tons. ): Is Pm daily, except sunday. D'''''' W.
Ear B.. Baltine5s on ~es5 ffSSy; go 60 10
trainl, $40. 4a0, 4:40 $40 As 7:s5. rs aud
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on Sunday stops At al ststions FoI GsithentnY and
daily e1cs gnasy For Ffedeisf saS
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Trains arrive from the West daily 90. 7eo am,
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oe Soree arrs s ars 80 R ana aSG dsay
points north Of Baltimore. i1:soam.
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and 8 Is p. In. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave BALTIMORE for Washington 1t $50
T:20. 90 9:05 and 10 go q. m. IBIS, 30, s.
40 s $50 45; 90 % and II o0p y On sundsyS
500, $50, IA, 300 and II 100 pm
All trains from Washinston stop at Relay ststion
For further information apply 1t the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office. Washington station. 6lD and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue l4th street where orders
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any point IN the rity.
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